Neumont College of Computer Science VP Academic Operations Tim Clark Named Utah ACTE Business Leader of the Year

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Feb 02, 2018, 07:00 ET

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 2, 2018 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Neumont College of Computer Science congratulates Tim Clark on being named the Utah Association for Career and Technical Education Business Leader of the Year. Clark currently serves as Neumont's Vice President of Academic Operations and was presented the award in conjunction with the Utah ACTE Mid-Winter Conference, held at Jordan High School in Sandy on Friday, February 2, 2018.

Utah ACTE is the largest professional association serving educators in the career and technical education profession in the state of Utah.

Tim Clark Neumont College of Computer Science Vice President Academic Operations

Denise Abbott, Utah ACTE awards chair, said Clark was "chosen for his dedication and commitment to teachers and students of career and technical education. We are impressed with his efforts to increase and enhance career and technical education by providing such excellent leadership and service to the community."

Clark has spent 14 years as a professional in the IT world. He has held a range of positions in the IT chain of command from technical support to software architect up to CIO for an eight-campus university located in Southeast Asia.

Clark is also a Neumont alumnus, graduating as valedictorian from the institution's first cohort in 2006. He has been a Neumont instructor as well as program chair for the Bachelor's Degree of Science in Web Design & Development.

"Tim represents all the best parts of Neumont," President Aaron Reed explained. "He has a passion for computer science education, a love of teaching and a desire to share that knowledge and passion with others. We are honored to have him as an integral part of our leadership at Neumont, and congratulate him for being honored as Utah ACTE's Business Leader of the Year."

For more than three years, Clark has spent time outside of his Neumont responsibilities teaching at Utah ACTE's summer and winter conferences, and this year recruited additional members of Neumont's leadership and staff to help train career and technical educators.

Neumont is unparalleled in its approach to academics— uniting business, technology, and creativity to educate tomorrow's tech elite. With a focus on project-based learning, students are immersed in a tech environment from day one to earn a degree in technology that will help launch their careers. For more about Neumont's unique approach to education, visit www.neumont.edu.

SOURCE Neumont College of Computer Science